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SOLITUDE. As for me, with Melancholy for my guide, I will stroll to those sequestered spots where the humble Heath, which delights in solitude, maintains its ground against advancing cultivation. There, seated beneath the drooping Broom, I will indulge my gloomy thoughts; whilst creatures, unfortunate, harassed, and afflicted, like myself, will collect around me from all sides. | SOLITUDE. As for me, with Melancholy for my guide, I will stroll to those sequestered spots where the humble {{Wiki|Heath}}, which delights in solitude, maintains its ground against advancing cultivation. There, seated beneath the drooping {{Wiki|Genisteae|Broom}}, I will indulge my gloomy thoughts; whilst creatures, unfortunate, harassed, and afflicted, like myself, will collect around me from all sides. | ||
- The {{Wiki|Language of flowers|Language of Flowers}} | |||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Herbaceous Heath}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Herbaceous Heath}} | ||
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Revision as of 09:27, 16 December 2016
SOLITUDE. As for me, with Melancholy for my guide, I will stroll to those sequestered spots where the humble Heath, which delights in solitude, maintains its ground against advancing cultivation. There, seated beneath the drooping Broom, I will indulge my gloomy thoughts; whilst creatures, unfortunate, harassed, and afflicted, like myself, will collect around me from all sides.
- The Language of Flowers